Replicant started maintaining their own version of the SDK because the
binaries you download from Google come with a proprietary license:
https://web.archive.org/web/20130908071448/http://replicant.us/2013/01/replicant-4-0-sdk-release/
Would I be right in assuming that the android-sdk in the Trisquel repo is
exactly the same as that found on the Android website?
I ask since Trisquel does remove non-free components/endorsements of programs
at times.
> The SDK Platform Tools are great for removing bloatware from phones that
> can't be rooted, particularly the command-line tools.
>
> I believe that at least the source is made available, but do not know how
> free the tools really are, especially since they are developed by Google.
>
> Does
The SDK Platform Tools are great for removing bloatware from phones that
can't be rooted, particularly the command-line tools.
I believe that at least the source is made available, but do not know how
free the tools really are, especially since they are developed by Google.
Does anyone
